Victorian Best Wishes Greeting Card with Four-Leaf Clover Girl

Staring out with an expression of suspicious calm from between four oversized clover leaves, a rosy-cheeked child's face appears to have been directly embedded into the center of a four-leaf clover—like some kind of botanical hostage situation that late Victorian America considered heartwarming. The brown-haired, blue-eyed child looks utterly unbothered by being literally merged with shrubbery, all set against a radiating light-blue background that says 'divine visitation' but means 'St. Patrick's Day.' A ribbon-tied scroll at the bottom reads 'Best Wishes,' which is doing an enormous amount of emotional heavy lifting given that the card's primary message is simply: we have combined a small girl with vegetation, and we think you'll enjoy it.